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| July 08, 2008 First step down the road to mine Finally. After months and months of waiting, the province has announced it will go ahead with the environmental assessment process for the proposed Prosperity mine. (14 KB) |
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| July 08, 2008 Public examination phase could be this winter The environmental assessment review process for the proposed Prosperity gold and copper mine at Fish Lake will be moving forward, Taseko Mines announced Monday. (17 KB) |
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| December 13, 2007 Ministries considering panel review for Prosperity project Both levels of government are talking. That's the word from both the provincial and federal Environment Ministries as they set out to define the parameters of the environmental assessment for the Prosperity project. (17 KB) |
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| December 07, 2007 Wolbers meets with Barry Penner With the days counting down before pens down for Taseko Mines and its Prosperity Project, the City and Cariboo Regional District are pulling out all the stops to get the environmental assessment process back on track. (18 KB) |
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| December 06, 2007 Cariboo MLAs, TNG join call for quick start to Prosperity assessment Both Cariboo MLAs and the Tsilhqot'in National Government are calling on Premier Gordon Campbell and the provincial government to proceed quickly with an environmental assessment process for the proposed Prosperity mine. (18 KB) |
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| November 29, 2007 Tsilhqot'in decision won't change approach to First Nations: Taseko The November 21 Xeni Gwet'in decision gives Taseko Mines some certainty, but it will not change the company's approach to or relationship with Chilcotin First Nations, Brian Battison says. (15 KB) |
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| November 27, 2007 Bioenergy front and centre at Share Society meeting The theme at the 17th annual meeting of Share Cariboo Chilcotin Resources Nov. 22, was bioenergy. (20 KB) |
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| November 22, 2007 Nelson, Wolbers are right to push for Prosperity Good for Mayor Scott Nelson and city council making an effort to help light a fire under the provincial and federal government to define an environmental assessment process for the Prosperity Project. Nelson's and Jon Wolbers' trip to Victoria to see ministers Penner and Neufeld is a trip worth taking, and Nelson is right to have a sense of urgency. (18 KB) |
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| November 22, 2007 Nelson, Wolbers to lobby for Prosperity process Mayor and regional district chair to meet with premier, ministers, to make proposed mine project a priority. The Prosperity Project is considered a top priority for the Mayor and city council. (18 KB) |
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| September 27, 2007 Taseko keen for Prosperity panel review A joint review panel's decision to recommend against the expansion of the Kemess North project last week makes Taseko Mines a little nervous about its Prosperity project in the Chilcotin. But the company is also eager to go before another joint federal and provincial panel as part of the approval process, because it has a better case to present, says Taseko director of public affairs Brian Battison. (18 KB) |
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| September 25, 2007 Keep the good news coming A year-long study has given Taseko Mines good news: assuming the community and the government are on board, the Prosperity mine at Fish Lake is worth building. And that is good news for us, too. (14 KB) |
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| September 25, 2007 Prosperity mine project is feasible: study The Prosperity project at Fish Lake is both economically and technically feasible, a report released Monday suggests. And that's good news for Williams Lake and the region, says Brain Battison, director of public affairs for Taseko Mines. (18 KB) |
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| February 27, 2007 We want Prosperity The proposed mine for Fish Lake is aptly named. If Taseko Mines's copper and gold open pit mine does proceed, it will indeed bring Prosperity to the region. With capital investment of $800 million, more than $4 billion in spending, more than 500 and 1,000 direct and indirect jobs over 22 years, the mine can be a great thing for the region. And not just for miners. (18 KB) |
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| February 27, 2007 Taseko Mines presents Prosperity plan Almost all of the 80 seats set up in the Gibraltar Room Friday evening were filled with people as Taseko Mines presented its proposed Prosperity gold and copper mine at Fish Lake, 125 kilometres southwest of Williams Lake. (19 KB) |
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